Kind woman goes online to help ex search for job
- A Nigerian woman with the Twitter name Precious Dominic has gone job hunting for her ex and father of her child
- Dominic said that his unemployment has been on for a year, adding that the man is a welder and fitter
- The kind woman asked people to share her post in hope that prospective employers will see it
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A woman with the Twitter name Precious Dominic has gone online to beg for a job for her ex, and the father of her child.
In reaction to a post talking about the washing of laundry for one's partner and how people who are unmarried come online to make comments, Precious said that her ex was very caring when they were together.
Attaching two pictures of the kind of work the man does, she said he is a welder who is based in Lagos. Precious went further to say he has been out of a job for a year.
The mother added that the situation has really made him depressed as she asked people to retweet her post for a wider reach.
In her earlier tweet to the main post, she said her ex was always helpful when she was heavily pregnant but her neighbours would condemn him, saying he is under her spell.
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The woman said helping one’s wife out is really no big deal when there is love in the relationship. Though she did not say how the man turned her ex, her will to get him a job is a kind one.
Source: Twitter
See her tweets below:
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady who goes by the name Agatha on Twitter has come online to say she needs a job, asking people to connect her.
She said that she bagged a first-class degree in international relations. Aside from her top academic honour, she added that she can speak French fluently. Many responded to her viral post, guiding her on how she could better position herself for what she wants.
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